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Ben Lawson
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Mike Cass-Superman
I just wanted to say what a great job Mike did bringing my old P/P back from a near death experience. This guitar was put together By Jimmie Crawford in '77 and has not been apart since. Mike was faced with the task of rebuilding this thing after 25 years of wear. To say it was a little dirty would be like saying the Grand Canyon is a little hole in the ground.
Mike was able to get it done even with the flu and a tight time constraint because I had to play in NJ the next night.
It plays great and looks almost like new.
Thanks again, Mike, for a job extremely well done.
Mike was able to get it done even with the flu and a tight time constraint because I had to play in NJ the next night.
It plays great and looks almost like new.
Thanks again, Mike, for a job extremely well done.
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Jay Ganz
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Dyke Corson
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I'll second all the above!!
He is finishing a total restoration of a wood neck PP for me that was in BAD shape, he gave me a sneak pre-view and it does not even look like the same guitar, it is now the coolest looking guitar I have ever seen!!
Mike has worked on several guitars for me (including a total restroation on a ugly Sho- Bud which also turned out killer)and his work is second to none!
Thanks Mike!
He is finishing a total restoration of a wood neck PP for me that was in BAD shape, he gave me a sneak pre-view and it does not even look like the same guitar, it is now the coolest looking guitar I have ever seen!!
Mike has worked on several guitars for me (including a total restroation on a ugly Sho- Bud which also turned out killer)and his work is second to none!
Thanks Mike!
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Mike Cass
Thanx guys! Ben, that was the brownest bunch of rods & shafts Ive ever seen!
Nice horn tho! When JC builds 'em, they stayed built 
Dyke,.... real soon, you need to take a lil' trip south, or I might even deliver this'n myself
& Jay, quit teasin' E & me with that wraparound or I might make you an offer...
Nice horn tho! When JC builds 'em, they stayed built 
Dyke,.... real soon, you need to take a lil' trip south, or I might even deliver this'n myself

& Jay, quit teasin' E & me with that wraparound or I might make you an offer...

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Larry Bell
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hey Mike,
Even browner than Ned's old guitar??????
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<small>Larry Bell - email: larry@larrybell.org - gigs - Home Page
2000 Fessenden S-12 8x8, 1969 Emmons S-12 6x6, 1971 Emmons D-10 9x9, 1971 Dobro
Even browner than Ned's old guitar??????
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<small>Larry Bell - email: larry@larrybell.org - gigs - Home Page
2000 Fessenden S-12 8x8, 1969 Emmons S-12 6x6, 1971 Emmons D-10 9x9, 1971 Dobro
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